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Psychology Student Wins Prestigious Research Grant
Rachael Huck, a psychology and sociology major, receives prestigious research grant to investigate how a college student’s willingness to use mental health services relates to their overall mindset.
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2016 Lineup: Maryville Talks Movies
Maryville Talks Movies is a series dedicated to bringing culturally significant films to our students and the St. Louis public. All films are shown Sept. 8 – Dec. 8 in the University Auditorium, 6–10 p.m.
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Maryville Presents 2016 Outstanding Faculty Awards
The four faculty members honored with Maryville University’s 2016 Outstanding Faculty Award excel at weaving the connection between teaching and research.
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York Named to ‘30 Under 30’ Class of 2016
Dustin York, EdD, assistant professor of communication at Maryville, has been recognized by the St. Louis Business Journal’s ’30 Under 30’ Class of 2016.
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Game Design Comes of Age
In conjunction with the BFA program in interactive design, Maryville will launch a concentration in game design this fall.
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Robbie Gordon, ’16, Drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals
Maryville University pitcher Robbie Gordon, ’16, was selected in the 36th round of the Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft by the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Elizabeth Hammond, ’16, Employs Skills at Home in Ghana
Elizabeth Hammond, ’16, employs the skills she learned at Maryville to her home in Ghana where she will work as a professional assistant.
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Allie Patton, ’16, Finds Success by Embracing Change
Allie Patton, ’16, graduate of the Master’s of Organizational Leadership and Development program, shares how she finds success through embracing change.
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Maryville Softball Earns First NCAA Division II Tournament Bid
The Maryville University softball team earns program’s first appearance in the NCAA Division II Tournament. The Saints will face UMSL on Thursday, May 5, at 2:30 p.m.
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Summer in the University Library
This summer, the University Library remains open and available to the campus community and alumni, providing all the same services—many of which may not be widely known.
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